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Telegraphic Address—

“Nullified, London.”

Telephone—4424, Gerrard.

Messrs.

GLENDINING

& Co. Ltd.,

7, Argyll Street,

Regent Street,'W.

(Adjoining Oxford Circus Station.)

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MEDALS, COINS,

POSTAGE STAMPS,

&c.

Valuable Collection of

Coins and Medals.

Day 0/ Sate.

FRIDAY, MAY 25th.... Lots 1 to 298

Messrs. GLENDINING & Co. L“

7, ARGYLL STREET, REGENT STREET, W.

CATALOGUE

OF

VERY VALUABLE COLLECTIONS OF

COINS,

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At our Galleries:—

7, Argyll Street, Regent Street, W.

FRIDAY, the 25th of MAY, 1906,

AT I.30 P.M. PRECISELY.

Lots on View the Day prior, and Morning of Sale.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

First.—The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any
dispute arise between two or more bidders, the lot
so in dispute, shall be immediately put up again
and resold, provided the auctioneer cannot decide
the said dispute.

Second.—No person to advance less than Is. ; above five
pounds, 5s. ; and so on in proportion.

Third.—In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve,
the auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf
of the seller.

Fourth.—The purchasers to give in their names and
places of abode, and to pay down 5s. in the pound,
or more, in part of payment, or the whole of the
purchase-money, if required; in default of which
the lot or lots so purchased to be immediately put
up again and re-sold.

Fifth.—The lots to be taken away and paid for, whether
genuine and authentic or not, with all faults and
errors of description, at the buyer's expense and risk,
within Two days from the sale ; Glendining & Co.,
Ltd., not being responsible for the correct de¬
scription, genuineness, or authenticity of, or any
default or defect in, any lot, and making no
warranty whatever.

Sixth.—To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and incon¬
venience in the settlement of the purchases, no lot
can on any account be removed during the time
of sale, and the remainder of the purchase-money
must absolutely be paid on the delivery.

Seventh.—Upon failure of complying with the above con¬
ditions, the money deposited in part of payment
shall be forfeited ; all lots uncleared within the
time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private
sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re¬
sale shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale.

Eighth.—If any owner has placed a reserve on any lot,
the auctioneers reserve to themselves the right to
publish the fact and price at which it is reserved,

CATALOGUE.

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On FRIDAY, the 25th of MAY, 1906,

AT HALF-PAST ONE P.M.

LOT

1 Silver. Pennies of Aethilred II, Henries II and III, and

Edwards I and II, various mints (9) ; Half Groats,
Edward III and Henries VII and VIII (3) ; Groats,
Edward III, London and York; Henry V, Henry VIII,
and David II (8), well preserved 20

2 Shillings of Edward VI, Elizabeth, James I, and Charles I

(7) ; Sixpences, same monarchs (5) ; lesser values to
the Commonwealth (8), well preserved 22

3 Half Crowns, Charles I (2), and a Thirty Shillings Scots,

m. m. thistle head ; Shillings, Edward VI, Elizabeth,
James I, Charles I, and Commonwealth (6) ; Six¬
pences, Elizabeth, milled and hammered, and an
Oxford, 1643, of Charles I, latter holed, otherwise all
well preserved 13

4 Crowns, Charles II, 1662, rose below bust, edge undated ;

James II, 1688, qvarto ; William III, 1696, octavo.
Half Crowns, Charles II, 1672 and 1676, William
and Mary, 1689 and 1691, William III, 1696 (5).
Shillings, Charles II, James II, William and Mary,
and William III (4), well preserved 12

5 Crowns, Charles II, 1670 and 1677, William III, 1695

and 1696 ; Half Crowns, Charles II, Anne, and
George II, old and young heads (7) 11

4

6 George I Crown, 1716, secvndo ; Half Crown, 1717 ;

Shilling, 1721 ; all roses and plumes. Shillings,
Charles II, Anne, Georges I and II (12) ; Sixpences,
William III, Anne, etc. (10) ; Anne Medal, Peace of
Utrecht; Kruger Half Crowns (2), Shilling, etc. 31

7 George III Bank Dollar, 1804, Spanish Dollars, counter-

marked (2), Bank Three Shillings Tokens, 1811, ’13,
and ’14, both types (6), Eighteenpences (2), Ten-
pences (3), and Thirtypence, Shillings (2), Sixpences
(6), some very fine 23

8 Victoria Gothic Crown, 1847, inscribed edge ; Medal of

Southam School, Cheltenham, very fine 2

9 Gothic Crown, 1847, inscribed edge, fine 1

10 Large Medal, by Lambelet, Bust of Matilda, daughter of

Henry II ; rev. Bust of Sophia, mother of George I
of England, very fine 1

11 Copper, Pennies, Half Pennies, and Farthings from

Charles II, including Richmond Tokens of Charles I,
and Twopences (3) of George III, some very fine (60) ;
Silver, Maundy Money from Charles II to George III,
Groats (10), Threepences (9), Twopences (7), Pennies
(6), one or tivo holed, else fine (32) 92

12 Copper. Roman First, Second, and Third Brass, from Nero

to the Constantines, including a few Greek, many in
good preservation, and interesting varieties 168

13 Silver. Tetradrachms of Ptolemies I and II (4), Denarii

of Roman rulers from Tiberius, including a Titus,
rev. ivdea ; a few Consular issues, others of Bactrian
rulers, etc., generally fine, some interesting 40

14 Mahogany Coin Cabinet, by Turton, folding doors and

lock and key, fitted with 20 drawers arranged for
various sized coins, and lined green cloth, height
11^ in., width 10^ in., depth 10 in.

15 Silver. Tokens of Nineteenth Century ; Bath Four Shil¬

lings, 1811 ; Shilling, 1812 (Davis 19 Cent. Tokens,
nos. 10 and 17) ; Bristol Shillings (nos. 21, 34, 38
and 45) ; Sixpences (nos. 52, 55 and 59) ; Gloucester
Shillings (nos. 7 and 10) ; Reading, Monck’s Half
Crown, some very fine, some very rare 12

5

16 Hull Eighteenpence ; Shillings of Liverpool, Nantwich,

Northumberland, Yorkshire (nos. 2, 1, 10, 7, 44, 51
(2), 57 and 60 respectively) ; Sixpences, Scarboro’,
Stockport, and York, some very fine 13

17 Shillings of Frome, Blandford, Shaftesbury, Hampshire,

Marlboro’, Worcester (nos. 66, 2, 16, 2, 3 (2) and 1
(2) respectively) ; Sixpences, Newport (I. of W.),
and Marlboro’ ; Peterboro’ Eighteenpence, some very
fine 11

18 Shillings, Epworth, Holbeach, Lincoln, Newark, Bilston,

Birmingham (nos. 4, 8, 11, 12, 5, 2 and 5 respec¬
tively); Sixpences, Bilston and Fazeley; London Shil¬
lings, PUBLIC health, 1804, and Charing Crofs; Six¬
pences, Charing Cross, varieties (2), generally fine 13

19. Copper. Seventeenth Century Tokens and Town Pieces,
issued in Bristol, Diss, Gloucester, Kidderminster,
Lowestoft, Norwich, Oxford, and other places, well
preserved 52

20 Anglesey Penny, 1787, pattern, Druid’s head, with oak

wreath ; rev. WE PROMISE TO PAY, etc., P.M.Co. in
script D, enclosing 1 above, 1787 below, very fine,
and rare 1

21 Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, Farthing Tokens

of various issuers and places (29); Medals of Napoleon
Bonaparte, Peter the Great, Abercromby, Louis the
Great, 1682, and of several English Sovereigns, etc.
(18), mostly very fine 47

22 Eighteenth Century Halfpenny Tokens of Middlesex (49),

Essex (5), Surrey (1), Sussex (3), Kent (10), non
locals (26), some very fine, some fine 94

23 Others of Cornwall (2), Hampshire (14), Herts (1), Oxford

(1), Gloucester (5), Devon (3), Dorset (3), Salop (3),
Somerset (15), Warwickshire (39), some very fine,
generally fine 84

24 Others of Lancashire (27), Yorkshire (19), Durham (1),

Cheshire (8), Stafford (3), Hereford (1), Lincoln (4),
Imitations of Regal issue, several curious (12), some
fine, a few very fine 75

6

25 Halfpenny Tokens of Norfolk (17), Suffolk (11), Notts

(2), Cambridge (2), Monmouth (1), Carmarthen (2),
Anglesey (10) ; Pennies, S. Michael’s, Gloucester,
Lamb’s Bath, Hall’s Jeffery Dunstan, and Cabbage
Society, generally fine, some very line 49

26 Drury Lane Theatre Pit Ticket, plated ; Memorial Tokens,

1776 and 1790 ; Washington Penny Token, 1795 ;
Arms and Crest of U.S.A. (Atkins, not local, 43),
last very fine, others fine ; all scarce 4

27 Halfpenny Tokens, Scotland (10), Dublin (7), Cork (1),

Wexford (1), Wicklow (8) ; Miscellaneous, including
an Etna passenger’s ticket, 1817, rare (10), mostly
fine 38

28 Nineteenth Century Penny Tokens of Bristol, Newcastle-

on-Tyne(2), Bilston, Hull (Davis, nos. 83, 16, 4 and 90
respectively), Gateshead Boundary Token, 1849, all
in proof state; Bristol Halfpenny, 1811 (D. 107),
very fine 7

29 Nineteenth Century Penny Tokens of Anglesey, Bilston,

Birmingham, Cornwall, Carmarthen, Dudley, Flint,
Nantrhydy vilas, Nottingham, Sheffield, Stockton,
Stafford, Withymoor, Walsall, and other places ;
Norwich Threepence, good condition 48

30 Coin Cabinet of mahogany, with drop front, fitted with

18 trays or drawers, pierced for coins of varied sizes,
and lined with blue cloth, lock and key, handles, etc.,
height 9 in., width 12 in., depth 10^ in.

31 Copper. Coins of Continental States, some of early dates;

Medals, etc. a large parcel

32 Another selection, inclusive of some early U.S.A. Cents,

etc. ; also Medals, in white metal, etc. a large parcel

33 Silver, Continental Coins (32) ; Copper, Tradesmen’s

Tokens of the XVIIIth Century, including one of
Sir Henry Englefield (44) ; Brass, Jettons, etc. (36).
Medals, George IV, by Stothard ; Victoria on her
Jubilee (2) ; Sheffield Town Hall, and Edward VII
Coronation, 4 in cases, medals very fine, others
generally fine 117

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45

Numismatic Circular, issued by Messrs. Spink & Son,
complete from 1893 to 1904, vols. 1894-97 half
calf, remainder cloth, earlier vols. scarce 12

Haym, Tesoro Britannico il museo nummario, Italian
and English, many plates, 2 vols., 1720 ; Admiral
Smyth, Imperial Large Brass Coins ; Donaldson,
Architectural Medals of Classic Antiquity, plates 4

Akerman (J. Y.) Rare and Unedited Roman Coins,
numerous plates 2

Pembroke Collection of Ancient and Modern Coins, by
Ames, several hundred plates of coins and medals,
rare 1

Smith (A. M.) Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Gold and
Silver Coins of the World, numerous plates, 1886

Atkins, Tradesmen’s Tokens of the Eighteenth
1892

Centurv,
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Hazlitt (W. C.) The Coin Collector ; Stainsfield (C. W.)
Australian Tokens ; Walsh (Rev. R.) Coins, Medals
and Gems illustrating Christianity ; Thorburn (Col.)
Coins of Great Britain and Ireland, first and second
editions ; Jewitt (LI.) English Coins and Tokens ;
Higgins (E. C.) Copper Coins of Europe, mostly
illustrated 7

Hawkins (Edward) Silver Coins of England, 1841 ;
Ainslie (Genl.) Illustrations of the Anglo-French
Coinage, 1847, both with fine plates 2

Mushet (R.) A History of Coinage, 1878, plates / Hum¬
phrey (H. N.) Coin Collector’s Manual, 2 vols.
plates 3

Pinkerton (John) Essay on Ancient and Modern Coins,
2 vols. ; Hazlitt (W. C.) Coinage of the European
Continent; Burn (J. H.) Beaufoy Collection of
London Tokens, atl illustrated 4

Numismatic Magazine, 1888-1897, 5 vols., half calf;
Numismatology, 1892-1894, cloth ' ' 6

BATTY S Desci lptive Catalogue of the Copper Coinage
of Great Britain, etc., Local and Private Tokens,
Jettons, etc., 3 vols., also 1 vol. Appendix, 1868-
1898, large paper, roxburgh, very scarce 4

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Silver. Philip and Mary, Shilling, with date and value ;
Elizabeth, Crown, m. m. I, the latter fine, both scarce 2

Scotland. Mary and Henry, 1566, Ryal, of usual type,
counter-marked with crowned thistle; Mary and
Francis, Testoon, 1560, after Francis’ accession to
French throne, both fine and uncommon 2

James VI (1581) EIGHT-SHILLING PIECE, iacobvs 6.
DEI GRATIA, rex. SCOTORVM, Shield charged with
the Scottish lion, a crown above ; rev. NEMO. ME.
IMPVNE. LACESSET 1581., A thistle, a crown above
I. R at sides, an annulet below, in mint state, and
of the highest rarity 1

England. Cromwell Protector, Crown, 1658, OLIYAR.

D. G. R. P. ang. etc., Bust of the Protector ; rev. PAX.
QVJSRITVR, etc. ; edge, has. nisi, etc., fine, and
showing the flaw but slightly, rare 1

Half Crowns, William and Mary, Anne ; Shillings,
Charles II, Georges I and II (3) ; Victoria, with¬
drawn Sixpences (2), and others, some fine 12

Medals. Duke of Cumberland, rev. ivstitia trivmphans ;
Coffer, others, Hercules and the Hydra, and Rebels
to the Gallows, interesting medals of the 'Jacobite
rebellion, scarce 3

Copper. George III, Penny, Halfpenny and Farthing,
1806 ; Droz’s Pattern Halfpenny, 1790, render to
CESAR, etc. ; Irish Penny, 1805, all bronzed, the last
also plain, all proofs and very fine 6

Isle of Man Penny, 1733 ; Droz’s Pattern Halfpenny,
1788, gilded proof, and Pattern broad rim Halfpenny,
1795, legends incuse ; Britanniarum Pattern Farthing,
1805; Proof broad rim Penny, 1797; Manx Half¬
penny Token, 1831 ; George II, Halfpenny, 1752,
Farthing, 1750, first fine, others very fine, some scarce 8

George IV, Bronzed Proof Set of Penny, Halfpenny, and
Farthing, 1826, very fine ; James II, Gun-money
Crown, 1690, Halfpenny, 1691, fine 5

Silver. Medals of Edward VI, Christ’s Hospital to
Scholars (3) ; Cromwell, cast; Cardinal Damboise,
with view of Milan, 1500; Victoria, Diamond
Jubilee ; another, in copper, Cromwell fine, others very
fine 7